Per Tom Pelissero, Patriots' QB Mac Jones appears to be on the trade block and the market for Mac Jones isn’t likely to be terribly large at all, and any destination he ends up in will have a spot waiting for him down the depth chart and not as a starter in 2024. The fall from grace for Jones was astronomical after a promising rookie season, with periodic benchings marring the two seasons since. Jones has thrown for just 24 touchdowns against 23 interceptions in 25 games since 2022, and it seems unlikely that Jones will be a viable starter any time soon both for real life and fantasy football purposes. Granted, his supporting case in New England has been all kinds of sub-par – their most notable weapons in his time with the Patriots were Hunter Henry and Rhamondre Stevenson. Still, Jones has lacked luster in his three-year career and doesn’t fit the mold of the modern NFL quarterback, which will almost certainly result in him either being picked up for little compensation if at all. With Jones expected to be out of the picture, the Patriots will enter free agency and the draft in search of their next signal caller with a new regime in place, spearheaded by new HC Jerod Mayo.